Amanda Fuller, M.Ed, CMPC, CPT
Eating Disorder, Anxiety, and Life Transitions Therapist
*Now accepting clients!*
Hi! I’m Gabrielle (you can also call me Gabbe).
I’ve always wanted to help others for a career – talking with folks, hearing their stories, and learning about new perspectives was always interesting to me. He emphasized that as more people develop these disorders, even more struggle to find therapists who specialize in this area.
My approach centers around making meaningful change by moving forward with imperfections and recognizing when it’s time to cut ourselves some slack. I do this by helping people cultivate a healthier, more fulfilling relationship with food, themselves, and/or the people in their lives. Together, we’ll collaborate to create a space where you can feel understood while also being gently challenged toward the life and relationships you strive for.
Outside of the therapy office, I’m often spending my time with my loved ones, enjoying fresh air, and window shopping at various vintage thrift markets. I also enjoy playing video games (especially the Sims or Elden Ring), or trying new, crafty activities when I feel a more introverted!
You deserve a space where you feel genuinely seen and safe to show up as yourself.
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I specialize in:
Eating Disorders & disordered eating
Anxiety
Life transitions & relationship difficulties
Psychosis
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My approach centers around making meaningful change, moving forward with imperfections, and recognizing when it’s time to cut ourselves some slack. I practice from a trauma-informed and HAES (health at every size) perspective.
I am trained in the following evidence-based treatments:
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
CBT
DBT
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MSc from Northeastern University in Counseling Psychology, 2026
I am being supervised by Lacey Vogel as I work towards my licensure.
I am able to see clients who are living in both CT and MA.
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I have experience across outpatient and higher-acuity treatment settings:
BIDMC Digital Clinic: provided evidenced-based care while supporting individuals experiencing psychosis symptoms
Klarman Eating Disorders Center (MA) and The Kahm Center (VT): worked with adolescents and adults with eating disorders through meal support, group facilitation, and safety monitoring
Research initiatives at McLean Hospital and the University of Ottawa focused on eating disorders, anxiety, and body image
Volunteer leadership roles providing crisis support and peer-led mental health groups.